Saturday 09 June. Jake and James headed to a Scott day camp so Ellie Juliet and I went shopping at Westfield. Good success. Great Indian takeaways for dinner. Sunday 10 June Went to mass - very small church in an old house - very friendly. We all headed out for a walk to a local village pub for lunch. The Boot. It was excellent and delicious food. There was a local fate on in the common and vintage cars including a McClaren. Home for a lazy evening and a g...

Thursday 07 June Arrived via Eurostar to St Pancreas/ Kings Cross Station. Short walk to our accommodation, which was a small studio in Cartwright Gardens. A gorgeous Mews with a lovely park with tennis court in the middle. Good location. I checked online and decided on a small play called Quiz playing in Leicester Square. Got the tube in (after negotiating the tube fare and going for the Oyster card - half price fares). Had an early dinner then a wander through...

Sunday 03 June We flew Santiago. - Madrid - Paris. Louise & Neil flew from the UK. Lots of, drinks, food, food, drinks. Good start to our Paris mini break together! Monday 04 June Leisurely start with hotel breakfast - not bad. Caught a cab to the Eiffel Tower to board our scenic lunch cruise. It was excellent and so was the food. Saw many of the city highlights from the Seine river. Far too much to eat and drink so back to hotel for siesta and ...

Last day in Spain - Santiago - Finisterre- Santiago Today we took a day trip by bus to Finisterre. This is approx 90k and a lot of pilgrims walk this as their official end of the Camino. The name Fisterra comes from Latin FINIS TERRAE, meaning "Land's End". The Romans named it thinking it was “the end of the earth”. It is on the Costa da Morte (Galician: "Coast of Death"), named because of the large number of shipwrecks along these shores. On a good day...

Last day in Spain - Santiago - Finisterre- Santiago Today we took a day trip by bus to Finisterre. This is approx 90k and a lot of pilgrims walk this as their official end of the Camino. The name Fisterra comes from Latin FINIS TERRAE, meaning "Land's End". The Romans named it thinking it was “the end of the earth”. It is on the Costa da Morte (Galician: "Coast of Death"), named because of the large number of shipwrecks along these shores. On a good d...